Ulysses - A Monument of Modernism and Masterpiece of Stream-of-Consciousness Fiction

James Joyce, Zenith Evergreen Literary Co.

Publisher: Zenith Evergreen Literary Co.

Summary

Bold, brilliant, and boundary-breaking—this is literature like you've never read it before.

Ulysses by James Joyce is more than a novel—it's a literary odyssey. Set over the course of a single day, June 16th, 1904, it follows Leopold Bloom through the streets of Dublin in a sweeping narrative that mirrors the structure of Homer's Odyssey.

Joyce's groundbreaking style—stream of consciousness, rich symbolism, linguistic play, and deep psychological insight—makes Ulysses a foundational text of modern literature and one of the most studied and admired novels of all time.

💬 "The most important novel of the 20th century." — The Modern Library
A must-read for fans of Virginia Woolf, Franz Kafka, and Thomas Pynchon.

🧠 Why Ulysses Still Matters Today
A cultural cornerstone of modernism and banned books history

Delivers an unmatched exploration of consciousness and identity

A literary challenge and triumph for adventurous readers

📣 Take the Journey Through Dublin and the Self.
Buy Ulysses today and enter the mind of a literary genius whose voice still echoes through every great novel written since.

Available since: 04/16/2025.

Print length: 791 pages.

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